Explore our collection of Boldt Decision works as we commemorate 50 years of the landmark case. Who ARE We? The Secretary of State is the state's chief elections officer, chief corporations officer, and supervisor of the State Archives and State Library.

Legacy WA is dedicated to supporting the families of veterans and keeping the promise. For every serving Australian, there’s more than one life at stake. Legacy WA has been delivering on our promise to help the families of those who served to build a …

Visit Legacy Washington exhibits in the Secretary of State’s office at the Washington State Capitol. Or view them online below. Learn more about our traveling exhibits. Love, Equally celebrates the history of marriage equality with profiles about champions of the cause.

Resources available online are Thurston County Pioneers, Governors of Washington State, and Women in the Washington State Legislature. The State Archives has Birth and Death Registers. Registers or returns of births and deaths were recorded by each county auditor prior to 1907 when the functions were transferred to the state.

2014年5月2日 · Legacy Washington promotes the state’s history through exhibits, books, e-books, videos and online stories, and more. The new program, which combines our Legacy Project and Heritage Center staffs, will draw on the extensive knowledge of the state’s librarians, archivists and historians.

Washington is a kaleidoscope of more than 7 million people—each with a unique story to tell. Where do we originate and who do we become? In our in-depth profiles and upcoming exhibit, meet a diverse cast of standouts influencing our communities.

Legacy Washington documents extraordinary stories in Washington history. This collaborative venture, spearheaded by Secretary of State Kim Wyman, relies on original sources at the...

Map of the trans-Mississippi territory of the United States, 1807-1843 : showing Father De Smet's travels, location of Indian tribes, trading posts, routes of travel and other features of interest. Map of Washington, Oregon and part of Idaho, [1892?] Meuse-Argonne offensive of the American First Army : September 26-November 11, 1918.

With profiles, compelling photos, and artifacts, Legacy Washington documents the activism and aftershocks of a landmark year in world history. Native American fishing rights, feminism and equal access for people with disabilities were all advanced by activist Washingtonians.

Legacy Washington documents extraordinary stories in Washington history. This collaborative venture, spearheaded by Secretary of State Steve Hobbs, relies on original sources at the Washington State Library, the Washington State Archives and …